I don't, as yet, have the specs, but I'll try to post measurements, since I'm planning to build one, too. I have a couple of 6" I-beams to put into service in either a splitter or press.Originally Posted by nocheepgas
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Thread: Sizing an I-Beam
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02-16-2010, 07:01 PM #21
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02-17-2010, 11:43 PM #22
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The I-beam is 10"x4.5"x74". The foot is channel - 9"x3.5"x28". I don't know how the cylinder is rated, but is 4"x24". Wedge is 9"x11.5"x1.5". Outside wheel to outside wheel is 6'. Originally Posted by nocheepgas
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02-18-2010, 06:49 PM #23
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i have no idea if this is possible but just a concept.
could you get a 12v hydraulic pump for like a car trailer to run a cyclinder? if it would work you could power it off a 7 pin plug on your lights? no motor to start / not start gas noise ect. would be sweet if it would work. but maybe it wont or someone else would have thought of it before.
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